A Wah Hoo Wah for –
ROBERT M. MORGAN '24, elected President of the National Association of Mutual Savings Banks.
GOBIN STAIR '33, of the Beacon Press, recipient of the 1965 William A. Dwiggins Award for "the most outstanding contribution to book building in New England."
GEORGE MAGRATH '34, Superintendent of Schools, honored as "Educator of the Year" in Meriden, Conn.
HESTON s. HIRST '36, elected Executive Vice President of Blackstone Mutual Insurance Co., Providence, R. I.
HENRY J. MASCARELLO '36, named Executive Director of the United Prison Association of Massachusetts.
JOSEPH J. JOVA '3B, named by President Johnson to be U. S. Ambassador to Honduras.
WHITEFOORD s. MAYS JR. '38, elected President of Bell Industries, Inc., manufacturers of home furnishings.
JOSEPH H. BATCHELDER JR. '39, elected Chairman of the Transit Advertising Association of America.
HUGH w. SCHWARZ '40, elected President of Minute Maid Groves Corp.
ROBERT c. HILL '42, named Chairman of a special task force to recommend foreign relations policy for the Republican National Committee.
JOHN A. PUELICHER '43, recipient of a 1965 Distinguished Service Award from the Milwaukee Junior Chamber of Commerce.
RALPH B. FIFIELD JR. '46, elected a Trustee of Vermont Academy.
DAVID G. WRIGHT '47, elected President of the Northwest Des Moines National Bank.
FRANK D. GILROY '50, whose Broadway play The Subject Was Roses won both the Pulitzer Prize in Drama and the New York Drama Critics' Award for 1965.
WILLIAM L. RANDALL '52, recipient of a 1965 Distinguished Service Award from the Milwaukee Junior Chamber of Commerce.
ROBERT L. ANDERSON '61, named Editor-in-Chief of the UCLA LawReview for 1965-66.
RAY WELCH '61, recipient of the New York Advertising Club's "Andy" Award for creating the best blackand -white newspaper advertisement of 1964.
THE REV. GEORGE H. KALBFLEISCH, Director of Undergraduate Religious Life, elected President of the National Association of College and University Chaplains.
